This tutorial explains how to use the spell check feature in Microsoft Word. It covers manual spell checking by right-clicking on underlined words, using the autocorrect feature for automatic corrections, and running a complete spell check through the review tab. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of checking spelling and grammar to ensure document accuracy.

What does a red underline beneath a word in Word indicate?

• The word is a hyperlink.

• The word has a spelling error.

• The word is in bold.

• The word is highlighted.

What should you do to correct a misspelled word using the right-click method?

• Hover over the word and press Enter.

• Select the word and press Delete.

• Double-click the word.

• Hover over the word and right-click it.

What happens when you right-click on a misspelled word in Word?

• The word is deleted.

• The word is highlighted.

• A menu with correction options appears.

• The word is automatically corrected.

What is the purpose of the Autocorrect feature in Word?

• To change the font style.

• To suggest synonyms for words.

• To format the text.

• To automatically correct misspelled words.

How certain is Word before making an autocorrection?

• 25% certain

• 75% certain

• 100% certain

• 50% certain

What should you do after finishing your document to ensure all spelling errors are corrected?

• Save the document.

• Run a complete spell check.

• Print the document.

• Close the document.

Where can you find the option to run a complete spell check in Word?

• In the Home tab.

• In the Insert tab.

• In the Review tab.

• In the View tab.

What does the spell checker do when you run a complete spell check?

• It saves the document automatically.

• It highlights all the text.

• It takes you through the document from the beginning.

• It changes the font style.